Record Search

Burnt flint patch found during fieldwalking survey by E Savery 1995 (S1).

Spread of burnt flint & charcoal, circa 15 yards across, 1 foot thick in centre, clayey silt, on top of glacial gravel.

Evaluation identified a pre-historic ditch that contained three sherds of pottery and a postmedieval ditch.

Burnt flint patch observed by E Savery while fieldwalking (S1).

Prehistoric Cremation Buiral, undated ditch and Post Medieval Ditch and pits at The Vicarage, Darsham Road.

Burnt flint patch observed during fieldwalking (S1).

Monitoring identified no archaological features or finds. Evaluation identified a prehistoric probable burnt mount, pits, undated pits and Post Medieval enclosure ditch.

A curvlinear ditched trackway, a roadside settlement and field boundaries of probable prehistoric date are visible to the west of Croft Farm as cropmarks on aerial photographs, Kirton parish.

June 1992: burnt flint patch partially destroyed during construction of slipway into large ornamental/recreational pond.

A possible Prehistoric enclosure is visible on aerial photographs to the north of Robert's Grove, Ipswich